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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1909
Page
3
An article extols Dean's Kidney Pills as quick relief for a nurse's backache, kidney pains, bloated limbs, and run-down condition. Mrs. Turner, a nurse, credits the product with rapid health improvement and recommends it to others. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
Julia Marlowe praises Peruna as a great remedy. She says she endorses it heartily and notes digestion aids nerve nutrition. The claim links impaired digestion to nervous debility, presenting Peruna as beneficial for digestion and nerve strength.
A dainty Unen case for travel or dressing table. Linen embroidery with a red poppy and green leaves uses carbon transfer and Kensington stitch. Cardboard panels form cover and back, lined with white flannel to hold pins of varying sizes, a handy gift for women and travelers.
A vintage guide details festive tree trimming ideas using bright crepe paper oranges, corn tassels, metallic flakes, holly berries, and paper chains. It explains gilding nuts with smalt glue and foil, creating bonbon baskets from cardboard, faux snow, lanterns, and safe glow from kerosene wick candles.
Description of a high boned satin gown featuring new wide ruching at the top. Satin folds over a white net foundation and bows at the sides and back. A base band forms a cravat twisted in front with two ends and heavy silk tassels.
A newspaper tip suggests replacing cash gifts with a hair ribbon for a twelve year old. Proposes a yard long, five inch wide ribbon styled with self color embroidery in a scalloped edge and a small Dresden-like design. Emphasizes simple, affordable craft work and practicality.
A clipped exchange shows Sambo accusing Dinah of hidden truthfulness. He says she claims honesty while withholding facts, underscoring themes of deception and mistrust in their conversation.
An advertisement extols Quaker Scotch Oats for building muscles and brains with minimal digestive strain. It promotes affordability and purity in regular and large family packages, claiming health benefits and broad tuberculosis statistics tied to improved nutrition and public health efforts. The text also contains a testimonial oath and notes a patent remedy claim for catarrh cure.
A Chattanooga reader recalls the north pole discovery with a wry quip about Cook tourists touring the world. An elderly woman, slightly deaf, quips that travelers have reached the top notch in the traveling Mine.
The notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature and “Use For Over 30 Years, The Kind You Have Always Bought” as a safe remedy for infants and children. The message emphasizes authenticity and trust in the product across decades.
A clipped quotation from Harpers Basar style dialogue notes Katy’s action as Mrs Hocker remarks she left. The exchange underscores moral caution about truthfulness and consequences. The fragment reflects a literary tone rather than a current event.
An antiseptic powder that makes tight or new shoes feel easy and helps with sweating, callous, hot or aching feet. Recommended for breaking in new shoes. Sold by all druggists. Trial package mailed free from Allen & Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A comic remark notes a matrimonial bureau needing five drawers of women’s fittings and one man’s tie. The Houston Post uses Uncle Sam with a big new gun to pledge action, but no plan exists yet to halt the missile.
Pettit's Eye Salve priced at 25 cents claims to relieve tired congested inflamed eyes and stop eye aches quickly. Distributed by Howard Bros. druggists in Duffalo New York. The note ends with a Smiles quote about great minds and immortal spirits.
A terse dialogue records a visitor asking if the painter Mailer lives there and the landlady replying that they are all respectable people in the house. The exchange highlights social propriety and painterly occupation in a domestic setting.
A factory district teacher in a New Jersey town lectures pupils on dirt toxicity. A girl points to a boy with dirty hands and declares Jimmie is "suckin' his thumb" and living in danger by his own actions.
A Queens school principal learns the cause of a screaming classroom disturbance. A substitute teacher struggles as parents bring children upstairs, only to reveal the culprit is the principal's own son and a teacher's nephew, sparking tense reactions.
Solomon muses that his decisions are good but he cannot claim to be a Christian judge. He concludes he is out of the running.
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